Leasing a Pagani Is Nearly as Expensive as Buying It Outright

Purchasing a new Pagani begins after wiring a six-figure deposit to an Argentine-Italian man who speaks no English, waiting a year or more, and finally, registering the car and writing another six-figure check to the DMV.

That’s the process for Pagani customers still waiting for a Huayra BC ever since company founder, chief designer, and head engineer Horacio Pagani unveiled his special-edition hypercar in early 2016. But should you not have the remaining $2 million when the car finally arrives, there’s a second option: a five-year lease.